Bcc or bci

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Originally Posted by xFenrir

I'm not trying to harp on anything here or tell anyone they're wrong but I just wanted to put in my :2cent:. My BCi (or I guess Bi now. When did they change it?! I'm so out of the loop) female is about 7ft/15-ish lbs and usually very mellow-tempered. Now, she gets fed monthly and starting about the week before I can't hardly open the door without her trying to get all up in my face. She gets jumpy, jittery and tracks my hands. She only started doing this kind of stuff as she got older too.

But this is all just my experience. Your girl might end up completely different! :) She's very cute by the way!

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Whoah! Something I'll def take into consideration as she gets older... Thank you for the compliment she really is a beauty and just such and amazing animal!

Hi. Is this a BBC or a BCI or a mix?

It is labelled as BC.

http://up.picr.de/30227248gc.jpg

Quoting myself from the other thread so it can all stay together:

If it was BCc it would be a cross, there was only one albino BCc that I am aware of from over 15 years ago and it never reproduced. Albino does not exist in BCc at this time.

I would ask the seller what percentage BC

Also you mentioned Kahl earlier which clearly points to it being BI or a BCxBI cross. Kahl is one of the two strains of albino in BI. Kahl, also called "original strain", was founded by the breeder Peter Kahl. Sharp strain was founded by the breeder Brian Sharp. Hope that info helps!
Your boa is very bright, especially in the tail, so it does look like a cross to me (or an over-saturated photo).

The photos I saw back in the day of the Surinam Bc Albino did not have the typical orange/peachy tones we see in BI (which are also in your boa), it was super brick red/white/pink. Again though, that male never did reproduce although he did court with females. No offspring came of it (at least nothing reported).

Thank you very much for your help. With cross because of the brightness of its tail - you mean BCC and BCI cross?

Yes. For clarification, you should ask the breeder that produced the snake.

Thanks. I asked the breeder and as I thought he said a mix.